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Memories of the way we were. As we slowly ease our way into the 2019 season it's always good to remind ourselves of where we came from so we can appreciate the time we have left. The Old Grey Lady had a face lift but her beauty rests in her soul and the countless memories.

After a forgettable 2018 season, several coaching changes, transfers and a season that would cost most head coaches their jobs, there's been significant changes within the USC football program. OLB Hunter Echols provides insight on what driven the changes

When I think of USC's 2019 cornerback position group I'm instantly taken back to the Jon Lovitz character from Saturday Night Live whose catch phrase was. "Get To Know Me!!"

Like father, like son. C.J. Pollard is looking to breakout and write his own Trojan history just like his dad former Trojan defensive back Marvin did.

Both USC and Notre Dame have a rich tradition and history of winning, but both programs suffered two of their worst seasons in recent memory this decade. And both had uninspiring strength and conditioning programs until changes were made

With all of the skill position talent on USC's roster will the return game be an integral part of the attack or the set up man out of the bullpen?

Justin is the biggest and strongest that he's been in his life. Yesterday he let us know that he's up 301 pounds.

USC Scoop got brief access to the USC player-run practice on Thursday

USC has added three new opponents to future home schedules and in discussions with Power 5 Schools for future neutral-field schedules

Since re-emerging from the transfer portal, Matt Fink discusses what happened with his emotional journey.

Question: When do you know that you have a good long snapper on special teams? Answer: When you never hear his name called.

Velus Jones spoke about his decision to enter the NCAA in the Winter and why he decided to remain at USC after Thursday’s player-run practice

USC kicks off the season in just a mere 51 days and when I think of the No. 51 I think of the late Fred Matua,

One of the key pieces to the USC defense in 2019 will be LB Palaie Gaoteote. He talked with USC Scoop on Tuesday about the significant changes at USC during the offseason, how they're benefiting him, the team, how vital Aaron Ausmus is for the future success of the football program and much more

Show me a dominant offense and I'll show you and offense that uses their tight ends. USC's offense lately has not been dominant and coincidentally hasn't used the tight ends.

Does the 2019 roster contain all the right parts to create a dominant defensive line? USC Scoop looks at each part individually and collectively.

In 2018 Devon Williams flashed glimpses of what could be. Will 2019 be the season that put's his name on the national recognition radar?

An inside look at why the USC Offense had zero identity the last few seasons, why hiring Graham Harrell was an easy decision, why other staff hires were significant, why there’s good reason to be optimistic in 2019 and more.